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Past Stories About the Olympics:
February 2000:
Drug Use Accusations Surround Thorpe
2/2/2000
Australian Swimmer Faces Drug Charge
2/3/2000
IAAF Prepares to Review Drug Cases
2/4/2000
Thorpe Sets Record After Drug Charge
2/6/2000
British Medallist Fails Drug Test
2/7/2000
Australians Want German Doping Test Reviewed
2/7/2000
Cyclist Faces Possible Two-Year Ban
2/8/2000
British Sprinter Latest to Test Postive for Nandrolone
2/8/2000
IAAF to Make Decision on Ottey
2/8/2000
Athletes Blame Dietary Supplements for Positive Drug Tests
2/8/2000
Diet Supplement Defended in Richardson Case
2/8/2000
Despite Risks, Creatine Remains a Part of Some Athletes' Diets
2/9/2000
Sotomayor Dropped from Meet in Greece
2/14/2000
British Athletes Wary After Rash of Positive Drug Tests
2/15/2000
Dejected Sotomayor Returns Home to Cuba
2/16/2000
A Style Far From Being Free: Aussie Thorpe Paranoid About Drug Testing
2/16/2000
Olympic Jitters At Power-Drug Theft
2/17/2000
IAAF Rejects Nandrolone Moratorium
2/13/2000
Baumann Testifies Before Legal Panel
2/14/2000
Christie Banned from State Run Facilities
2/15/2000
IAAF Can't Intervene in Christie Ban
2/16/2000
Christie Asks Government to Reconsider Ban
2/17/2000
Maurice Greene Calls for Lifetime Ban on Drug Users
2/23/2000
German Federation Reports Baumann Still Suspended
2/25/2000
US Olympic Archer Surrenders on Drug Charges
2/25/2000
IAAF Promises to Speed Up Drug Hearings
2/26/2000
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